What Fear Has Once Made Me Will,

I Set Forth A Humble And Inglorious Life; That Does Not Matter. You Can Tie Up All Moral Philosophy With A Common And Private Life Just As Well As With A Life Of Richer Stuff. Each Man Bears The Entire Form Of Man's Estate.

A Little Folly Is Desirable In Him That Will Not Be Guilty Of Stupidity.

It Would Be Better To Have No Laws At All, Than To Have Too Many.

Hath God Obliged Himself Not To Exceed The Bounds Of Our Knowledge?

In Plain Truth, It Is No Want, But Rather Abundance That Creates Avarice.